144± acres of classic North Country big woods just outside Gouverneur, tucked into a neighborhood of large private parcels in St. Lawrence County. This is low-pressure ground — no public-land crowds, no shoulder-to-shoulder opener. Just you, your crew, and a whole lot of room to hunt it right. The terrain is what makes this block work. The south and center hold flat, thick lowland — the kind of cover deer bed in and feel safe in — and the ground rolls up toward hardwood ridges along the north end near Maple Ridge Road. That flat-to-elevation transition is the money zone: a defined edge where bedding meets travel, with benches and the base of the rise funneling movement morning and evening. Set up on that seam and let the property do the work. Cover is a healthy mix of hardwoods and softwoods — mast and browse in the timber, thermal cover and bedding in the conifers. That diversity holds game year-round and gives deer everything they need without leaving the property. This is whitetail and black bear country first and foremost — St. Lawrence County sits in New York's Northern Zone, where rifles are legal and bear numbers run strong. Add in ruffed grouse, the occasional turkey, snowshoe hare, and offseason coyote, and you've got a multi-season lease. At 144± acres there's room to rest stands, play the wind, and manage the place for the long haul. Big block, big privacy, low pressure — exactly what the Northeast hunter is chasing. Quick highlights: 144± acres, low hunting pressure, surrounded by large private parcels Flat lowland bedding cover transitioning to hardwood ridges — built-in funnels and edges Mixed hardwood/softwood timber for year-round holding Northern Zone: rifle-legal, strong whitetail + black bear, plus grouse/hare/coyote